Loggers in a sentence

At one point, a crew of loggers had approached.

But this tree diversity, while a boon for wildlife, is also attractive to loggers, commanding high prices at markets as luxury timber.

Established and funded by Brooks-Scanlon, Brooks Resources and its shareholders, The Bend Foundation was originally formed in 1947 as a resource for injured loggers and millworkers, and to provide scholarships for mill industry workers.

He works for Health In Harmony as a paid “forest guardian,” trekking barefoot through the reserve to collect seedlings and deter loggers, people harvesting wild yams and hunters poaching lemurs.

I often say to loggers and anyone who asks the question, it’s not every day you will see a man with a log on his back running around or trying to hide from us,” Bharrat further said.

I think it’s because so many loggers in the Kennebec watershed were French, but not so many in the Penobscot, and they developed different cultures and words.

Loggers at the turn of the 20th century cut the timber that built and warmed our houses, and provided the ties for America’s ever-expanding railroads.

Mitch Wood scored the lone goal for the Loggers in the eighth to avoid the shutout.

One young attendee (eight months old) was fortunate and received one of the loggers’ carvings from the show — an impossibly small seat fit for an infant.

Susan Britting, executive director of Sierra Forest Legacy, acknowledged any cutting triggers skepticism among conservationists because loggers historically took the largest trees.

That assumption is not completely out of left field, as that is a way for loggers to know what should stay and what should go.

The police also nabbed 28 illegal loggers and coconut cutters, 68 persons engaged in illegal and destructive fishing activities and 25 holders of undocumented firearms.

The same tools that can help expand a green bioeconomy can also help illegal loggers and miners chase the biggest windfalls.

Hixon said the committee would also be looking for a path to help loggers and foresters find a processor for their products.

In the early 1900s, an estimated every 150 loggers who walked into the Northwest’s woods did not walk out: crushed by snags, mangled by mill machinery or smashed by a falling tree.

In the matter of deforestation, however, the will of the illegal loggers invariably trumps the law.

Loggers and fisherman are far more at risk.

Loggers should be thankful that they weren’t gunned down.

Others remembered the efforts of the Maine Woodsman Association to organize loggers in the 1970s, driven in part by Mainers returning from Connecticut factories where they were exposed to leftist ideas about labor and management.

Survival International, which works with tribes throughout the world to ensure their safety, reports that scores of tribal people have appeared to other tribal settlements in southeast Peru in recent days, anxious about the presence of loggers.